McGRATHPR.com – Sounds and sights abound ushering in the winter and holiday season in Metro Boston, the South Shore, North Shore, and beyond, accompanied by ample events, programs, culture and entertainment across the region. Enjoy all that’s ahead:
Casa Verde, Salt Society & The Reel Harbor Theater
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The Giving Tree 2025
Friday, December 5, 7:30 pm
The Reel Harbor Theater, 1 Mill Wharf Plaza, Scituate
Tickets: $40, available at saltsocietyma.com/saltystore/p/giving-tree-tickets
Pre-Concert Dinner Packages: $45-$60 per person at Casa Verde and Salt Society, Scituate Harbor
Join Casa Verde, Salt Society and The Reel Harbor Theater in their quest to create a wonderful evening supporting community, full of love, joy and giving, supporting Scituate Food Pantry and Scituate Community Christmas. Enjoy exceptional live holiday, country and original music by local and national celebrity performing artists including Blue Foley, Kara Tondorf, Houston Bernard, Jake Durkin, Haley Chic, Kevin Herchen, with special guest Montello North. Special guests and other surprises highlight this special event.
Have an amazing three-course holiday dinner before the show! Dinner tickets provide a 10% of purchase donation to benefit Scituate Food Pantry. Taxes and gratuities excluded. Space is limited.
Many thanks to our concert host and partner business, The Reel Harbor Theater. Cash bar available. Attendees who bring gift cards in increments of $10 for donation will receive two raffle tickets per $10 gift card for an opportunity to win some amazing prizes!
The James Library & Center for the Arts
Holiday Songs History and Sing-a-long: Peter Golemme
Monday, December 1, 1 to 3 pm
James Library & Center for the Arts, 24 West Street, Norwell
Admission is free, donations gratefully accepted
Local piano player Peter Golemme, raised in Norwell, offers a presentation and sing-along featuring some of the most beloved Christmas songs and carols. Peter talks briefly about the origins and background of each song, many of which have a local connection, and then the audience will be invited to sing along to his piano accompaniment.
Lyric sheets are provided, no vocal talent required! Just bring your Christmas spirit and enthusiasm!
A lifelong pianist, Peter studied with notable teachers, explored classical and popular styles, and made a living in the ’70s performing solo gigs in resorts and lounges. Later on, balancing music with a day job, Peter continued performing regularly in Boston for several decades.
Exhibit: Business and Friendship In Art
On view December 12 through January 16, during business hours
Opening Reception: Friday, December 12, 6 to 8 pm
James Library & Center for the Arts, 24 West Street, Norwell
Admission is free, donations gratefully accepted
These five artists began with a common bond: each was a student of Catherine Kehoe at MassArt. In 2019, Artists Susan Ahearn, Tish Miller, Doron Putka, Andrea Rex, and Elissa Yanover decided to stay connected through weekly Zoom meetings. What began as a way to maintain momentum in their painting quickly grew into a space for friendship, encouragement, and the sharing of ideas.
From these conversations, they began planning future workshops to attend together. Often, they reconnected at summer programs through MassArt New England, sometimes in the same class, sometimes simply sharing work and experiences afterward. Beyond workshops, they continued to meet at museums, galleries, and art association shows, exchanging feedback and support as their individual styles evolved.
Over time, busy schedules and the fatigue of virtual meetings made their gatherings less regular. Yet the foundation they built remains strong. Their friendship endures, as does their commitment to supporting one another and celebrating both shared histories and distinct artistic journeys.
Piano Concert: Laszlo Gardony
Saturday, December 13, 7:30 to 9 pm
James Library & Center for the Arts, 24 West Street, Norwell
Admission: $40 adults, $30 for seniors, $10 for students, available at jameslibrary.org
Internationally acclaimed Boston-based jazz pianist and composer Laszlo Gardony is one of the most expressive and technically skilled pianists working in jazz today. “A formidable improviser who lives in the moment” (JazzTimes), Laszlo Gardony has performed in 27 countries and released 14 albums on the Sunnyside, Antilles, and Avenue Jazz labels during his distinguished decades long career.
Winner of the Great American Jazz Piano Competition, Gardony has been noted for his “fluid pianism” by The New York Times, and the legendary Dave Brubeck called him “a great pianist.”
Laszlo Gardony’s recordings and performances convey the joy of inspired creation; they draw on a deep well of emotions, a prodigious technique, and a playful curiosity that thrives on creating music that is truly alive in each unique moment.
A Professor of Piano at Berklee College of Music – who also teaches at Harvard University’s Jazz Combo Initiative, Gardony continues to divide his time between composing, recording, concerts, and teaching, and he remains, above all, committed to living an inspired, truthful, and productive life in music.
Art Unplugged: Zines of the James with The Spare Studio
Saturday, January 10, 2 to 4 pm
James Library & Center for the Arts, 24 West Street, Norwell
Admission is free
Art Unplugged is a FREE hands-on, immersive art series open to all, no experience needed. Come explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
A zine is a small, handmade booklet—part soapbox, part art piece, part rebellion. In this workshop, we’ll make zines for The James that shout, whisper, and scribble about why it matters. You’ll help pull the James out of obscurity and into the hands of new visitors, with a few surprises baked in. Wanna be part of a secret that spreads through Xeroxed paper and punk spirit? Come zine with us. Generously sponsored through a grant from The Levitate Foundation.
Since 1874, The James Library has served the South Shore community as a warm gathering place. Housed in a landmark Victorian in historical Norwell Center, The James is dedicated to serving the community by providing high-quality programs, resources and materials through a concert hall, art gallery and the operation of a free lending library. As an independent, non-profit arts center we foster a mission for the creation, appreciation, and enjoyment of the arts for residents of all ages on the South Shore, while preserving the historic character of our home. The James Library is located at 24 West Street, Norwell and is open to the public Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 5 pm and on Saturday from 11 to 1 pm. For more information, please call 781-659-7100, visit jameslibrary.org or follow The James Library on Facebook and Instagram.
The Company Theatre Center for the Arts
2026 Season Announcement Open House
Saturday, November 22, 10 am to 1 pm
The Company Theatre, 30 Accord Park Drive, Norwell
Admission is free
Stop by The Company Theatre’s annual “Season Announcement Open House” where guests are the first to hear the theatre’s roster of shows and events for its 2025 season. Attendance is the best guarantee to secure seats for next season; they have first access to purchase single tickets or theatre club packages. Tickets are also available online the same day at companytheatre.com.
The Sound of Music
November 28 through December 21, matinee and evening performances
The Company Theatre, 30 Accord Park Drive, Norwell
Tickets: $62, available at companytheatre.com
Enjoy a live performance of one of the most beloved musicals of all time! In Austria, 1938, an exuberant young governess brings music and joy back to a broken family, only to face danger and intrigue as the Nazis gain power. Featuring a trove of cherished songs, including “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,” “My Favorite Things,” and “Do-Re-Mi,” The Sound of Music has won the hearts of audiences worldwide.
Once Upon a One More Time
January 16 through 25
The Company Theatre, 30 Accord Park Drive, Norwell
Tickets: Price and link TBA, available at companytheatre.com
Powered by the chart-topping hits of the undisputed Princess of Pop, Once Upon A One More Time turns our favorite fairy tales upside down with a clever twist! When a fairy godmother goes rogue and plops copies of The Feminine Mystique in the laps of classic heroines, the damsels embark on a quest to rewrite their stories and redefine “happily ever after.”
Once Upon A One More Time weaves 23 of Britney Spears’ smash singles—like “Crazy,” “Oops!…I Did It Again,” “Circus,” “Lucky,” and “Toxic”—into “a big, modern, musical dance party, with Britney’s beating heart at its core” (ABC News).
Founded in 1979 by Zoe Bradford and Jordie Saucerman, The Company Theatre (TCT) is an award-winning regional theatre, a true treasure of Boston’s South Shore. The destination center for the arts produces 4 musicals, 1 play, 5 youth productions, and a concert and special event series annually, attracting more than 35,000 patrons. The Academy of Company Theatre (ACT) offers year-round technical training in voice, acting, dance, film and more to both youth and adults, and the heart of ACT – its renowned summer workshop.
The Company Theatre’s widely acclaimed integrity is rooted in presenting highly trained and dedicated actors, live music performances, lavish costuming, elaborate set work, as well as its outstanding educational programs. Its staff and artistic team are on a continuous quest for excellence by producing passionate, energetic, and professional quality performances. TCT attributes its success to its long-time dedicated staff and artisans who are proud to bring their craft to loyal patrons.
The Company Theatre’s box office is open on Mondays from 10 am to 5 pm, Thursday from 11 am to 6 pm, and two hours before each performance. For more information, visit companytheatre.com, email boxoffice@companytheatre.com, call 781-871-2787, or follow The Company Theatre on social media.
Plymouth Center for the Arts
An Afternoon with Marianne Leone
Sunday October 26, 2 pm
Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street, Plymouth
Tickets: $25 per person
Actress, screenwriter, and essayist Marianne Leone will read a chapter from her new novel, Christina The Astonishing, an awkward, spiky Italian American teen navigates family chaos, Catholic school, and misogyny in 1960s Boston. Academy Award & Golden Globe winning actor and husband, Chris Cooper, will be reading the male parts. Don’t miss this exquisite event!
Marianne Leone is an actress, screenwriter, and essayist. Her essays have appeared in the Boston Globe, Lit Hub, Ploughshares, Post Road, Bark Magazine, Coastal Living, Solstice, and elsewhere. She is the author of two memoirs, Jesse and Ma Speaks Up. She had a recurring role on HBO’s The Sopranos as Joanne Moltisanti, Christopher’s mother. She has also appeared in films by David O. Russell, Larry David, John Sayles, Nancy Savoca and Martin Scorsese.
Poetry: The Art of Words
Sunday November 9, 1:30 to 3:30 pm, doors open at 1 pm
Intermission features book signings and purchase, and the event closes with an open mic
Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street, Plymouth
Featured Poets: Martha McCullough and Richard Hoffman
Admission free, a suggested donation of $5 is gratefully appreciated
“Poetry: The Art of Words” is a poetry reading series featuring both local and regional poets. The event is open to the public, and Plymouth Center for the Arts is fully accessible. Following the scheduled readers, an open mic occurs for those in attendance who want to read a poem, please sign up when you arrive.
Artisan Shop
Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street, Plymouth
Gallery hours: Weds. through Sat., 10 am to 4 pm, Sun., 1 to 4 pm
Haven’t been to the Plymouth Center for the Arts Artisan Shop yet? What are you waiting for?! The shop carries a wide variety of items, all made by our artists. Where else can you get affordable gifts that are one of a kind, from artwork to handmade jewelry to clothing and trinkets and much more? There is no better place to shop for gifts or something special for yourself.
Plymouth Center for the Arts had its beginnings some 55 years ago as the Plymouth Outdoor Art Show (a.k.a. the Tent Show) on the waterfront in Brewster Gardens. This annual art show quickly became a tremendous success attracting artists and visitors from all over the region, with 20 years on the waterfront and then moving to several different locations until 2008 when the organization opened Plymouth Center for the Arts on North Street in the historic Russell Library.
Today the Plymouth Center for the Arts offers 10 to 12 gallery shows throughout the year in three separate galleries. The PCA also offers a wide variety classes and workshops geared towards both young and adult students. Located just steps from Plymouth Rock and Plymouth’s waterfront on historic North St., the beautifully restored 1902 Russell Library gallery and the 18th century Lindens building possess uncommonly elegant gallery spaces and diverse work created by regional artists.
It’s a wonderful place to visit. Free and open to the public. Open 10 am to 4 pm on weekdays, and Saturday, 1 to 4 pm on Sunday. For more information, visit artsplymouth.org, or call (508) 746-7222.
Pilgrim Festival Chorus
Rejoice! Festive Music for the Festive Season
Saturday, December 6, 7:30 pm; Sunday, December 7, 3 pm; and Sunday, December 7, 6 pm
The Church of the Pilgrimage, 8 Town Square, Plymouth
Artistic Directors William B. Richter, conductor, and Elizabeth Chapman Reilly, organ
Tickets: $25 general, $20 seniors & students over 18
Admission is free for Card to Culture attendees and children 18 and under
Tickets available at pilgrimfestivalchorus.org, and at the door, limited to capacity
In “Rejoice!” Pilgrim Festival Chorus presents two very different sets of carols, both arranged for organ and orchestra. Alice Parker’s joyous “Seven Carols for Christmas,” commissioned by the Robert Shaw Chorale in 1970, includes relatively familiar music, while Shawn Kirchner’s exuberant “Behold New Joy: Ancient Carols for Christmas” (2011) includes Latin carols from the Piae Cantiones of 1582. In addition, the concert centerpiece is Vivaldi’s lesser known (but equally engaging) setting of “Gloria in Excelsis Deo,” composed around 1715.
Pilgrim Festival Chorus (PFC) is a 90-member premier, welcoming community choral ensemble, comprised of experienced vocalists from 20 South Shore communities. Marking its 26th season, the chorus is led by artistic directors William B. Richter and Elizabeth Chapman Reilly. Pilgrim Festival Chorus is dedicated to presenting diverse choral works that educate, enrich, and engage both its members and its audiences.
PFC is pleased to participate in Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program. Reserve tickets on our website. Pilgrim Festival Chorus is supported, in part, by grants from Mass Cultural Council, a state agency, and its local cultural councils in Middleborough, Plymouth, and Scituate.
For more information visit pilgrimfestivalchorus.org, and follow Pilgrim Festival Chorus on Facebook and Instagram.
Americana Theatre Company
It’s a Wonderful Life ~ a live radio play
Select dates from Thursday, December 4 through Sunday, December 14, 7 pm
Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street, Plymouth
Tickets: $45 adults, $40 students/seniors, available at americanatheatre.org/tickets, and at the door to capacity
Back biannually by popular demand! The beloved American holiday film classic performed as a live 1940s radio broadcast comes to captivating life as “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.” Inside the WBFR radio studio, a small ensemble plays out 40+ roles with microphones, sound effects and the quintessential “applause” sign gracing the stage as the story of idealistic George Bailey unfolds.
The hubbub and excitement of the Christmas Eve broadcast of It’s a Wonderful Life lulls as “listeners” tune in, and Bailey contemplates the fate of his future and what his world would be like if he never existed in it. A story of desperation and miracles finds hope in the prayers of an angel, delivering holiday season entertainment and joy to all those in need.
To purchase tickets, or for more information about Americana Theatre Company, visit americanatheatre.org/tickets, or call 508-591-0282. For the latest updates, follow Americana Theatre Company on Facebook and Instagram.
American Ancestors
Exhibit: “The Ancestry of Pope Leo XIV: An American Story
On View: Through December 31, 2025
American Ancestors’ Family Heritage Experience, 97 Newbury Street, Boston
Admission: $10 for adults. American Ancestors members and children under 12 are admitted for free
“The Ancestry of Pope Leo XIV: An American Story” is more than a family history—it’s a living dialogue between faith, culture, history, and genealogy.
The exhibit invites visitors to read stories and explore vital records containing information about the Pope’s ancestors, illuminating the Pope’s diverse lineage as researched and compiled by Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr., American Ancestors’ expert genealogists Jari H. Honora, and Lourdes Del Pino of the Cuban Genealogy Club of Miami, Judge Raymond Moore, Archivist Sarah Waits of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, and others.
The exhibit features a chart of the Pope’s lineage that spans 15 generations, tracing the pontiff’s connections to Spanish nobility, freedom fighters, enslaved individuals, and modern-day cultural icons, including Justin Bieber and Angelina Jolie. Visitors are welcome to explore the Family Heritage Experience’s many exhibits.
When Pope Leo XIV’s was revealed earlier on June 11 in The New York Times Magazine, the world marveled at the sweeping, complex ancestry of the first American-born pontiff. Now, for the first time, the public can explore this extraordinary story in depth in New England. “The Ancestry of Pope Leo XIV: An American Story” exhibit sheds light on the Pope’s Creole and Latin American heritage, the first to be publicly acknowledged by a pontiff, as well as his ancestral ties to New Orleans, Cuba, Haiti, Italy, and beyond.
His story is not only personal—it’s emblematic of the broader histories of migration, memory, and identity that continue to shape global conversations today.
Exhibit Highlights:
A comprehensive installation of his extensive family tree
Newly uncovered ancestors and migration stories not previously revealed
Records documenting information about the Pope’s ancestors
Contextual explorations of immigration, race, slavery, and freedom woven through his lineage
The Family Heritage Experience is open from Tuesday through Saturday, am to 6 pm. NOTE: On Wednesday, November 26, Family Heritage Experience closes at 1 pm, and remains closed for Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28. For tickets, visiting information, and details about the exhibition, please visit fhe.americanancestors.org.
The Family Heritage Experience—an interactive, state-of-the-art exhibition that introduces visitors to the joy of family history research—was launched in 2025 by American Ancestors®, a national center for family history, heritage & culture. The Family Heritage Experience is located on the first floor of American Ancestors’ headquarters at 97 Newbury Street, in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information, visit fhe.americanancestors.org.
American Ancestors® is a national nonprofit center for family history, heritage and culture based in Boston, Massachusetts that has been setting the gold standard for genealogical research since its founding in 1845. Today, American Ancestors serves 400K+ members and subscribers through AmericanAncestors.org, one of the world’s largest online collections of family history resources. In 2025, American Ancestors launched the Family Heritage Experience, an interactive, state-of-the-art exhibition that introduces visitors to the joy of family history research, located at 97 Newbury Street at our headquarters in Boston. American Ancestors is also home to the Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center, which preserves New England’s Jewish history, and 10 Million Names, a project dedicated to finding the names of the enslaved men, women, and children in pre- and post-colonial America before emancipation. For more information, visit americanancestors.org.
Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra
It is Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra’s hope that these concerts serve as a kick-off for the holiday season for families and folks not only in Weymouth and Whitman, but in the surrounding towns as well. In addition to the traditional Christmas carols, the programs include engaging selections for the season. Holiday attire is encouraged for the audience, and a visit from Santa is a sure bet!
Celebrating Music In Weymouth
Sunday, November 9, 2:30 pm
Weymouth High School Auditorium, One Wildcat Way, Weymouth
Admission is free
Nathaniel Meyer, Conductor, Tristen Fuller, Director of Bands, Weymouth High School
Join the Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra in a musical celebration collaboration, together with Weymouth High School music department, featuring its orchestral musicians performing with guest string student musicians, offering a diverse program of captivating orchestral works. This concert also serves as a benefit to Weymouth Food Pantry, donations are accepted on site. Sponsored in part by a grant from Weymouth Cultural Council.
Program: Schubert – Rosamunde Overture and Symphony No. 8, Strauss – Emperor Waltz and Thunder and Lightning, Medley – The Sound of Music
Symphonic Christmas Spectacular
Friday, December 5, 7:30 pm
East Weymouth Congregational Church, 1320 Commercial Street, Weymouth
Tickets: $15 general admission, or $25 per family, available on EventBrite or at the door to capacity
Nathaniel Meyer, Conductor
Join the Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra in a holiday season musical celebration, performing favorite selections of the season The merriment escalates when Santa makes an appearance to the joy of kids young and old, wrapping up this gift of a performance in an afternoon to remember!
Program: Winter Wonderland, Carol of the Bells, Sleigh Ride, Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Handel’s Messiah – The Hallelujah Chorus, Polar Express, Christmas Festival, Christmas Memories, Festive Sounds of Hanukah, Christmas Music for Orchestra
Holiday Concert
Sunday, December 7, 2:30 pm
Whitman Town Hall, 54 South Avenue, Whitman
Admission is free
Nathaniel Meyer, Conductor
Join the Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra in a holiday season musical celebration, performing favorite selections of the season. The merriment escalates when Santa makes an appearance to the joy of kids young and old, wrapping up this gift of a performance in an afternoon to remember! This concert also serves as a benefit to Whitman Food Pantry; donations are accepted on site. Sponsored in part by a grant from Whitman Cultural Council.
Program: Winter Wonderland, Carol of the Bells, Sleigh Ride, Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Handel’s Messiah – The Hallelujah Chorus, Polar Express, Christmas Festival, Christmas Memories, Festive Sounds of Hanukah, Christmas Music for Orchestra
Considered the oldest continual civic orchestra in the country, Southeastern Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1914 as the Whitman Orchestral Club. The orchestra’s mission is to provide fun and experience for musicians and audiences of all ages and levels of accomplishment. Learn more at southeasternphil.org.
The Jon Finn Group
The Jon Finn Group with Blues Mob
Sunday, December 7, 7 pm
City Winery, The Haymarket Lounge, 80 Beverly St., Boston
Tickets at stubhub.com/jon-finn-tickets/performer/150495614
The Jon Finn Group, New England’s premier instrumental progressive rock band, led by Berklee guitar professor Jon Finn and featuring celebrated guitarist and educator Juli Finn performs with Blues Mob.
With decades of professional performance and faculty experience between them, the Finns deliver world-class musicianship and deep roots in progressive rock, blues, and jazz fusion.
The Jon Finn Group featuring Jon Finn, guitar, Juli Finn, Guitar, Joe Santerre, Bass, Larry Finn, drums, and Rich Cesarini, keys, have been performing “good music people like” as a band since 1988, a nod to their approachable, captivating approach to creating music. Launched as a series of “fun jams” among best friend professional musician, the band has one mission: to play music they love as best they can. Multiple album releases have been well-received among critics and fans alike.
The Blues Mob is a Boston-based blues/rock group, featuring Steve Carro, vocals, Chip Hoyte, bass, Bob Paluccio, drums, Rich Cesarini, keys & accordion, and Chuck Edgerly, guitar.
For more information about City Winery, visit citywinery.com. For more information about The Jon Finn Group, visit JonFinn.com, or follow Jon Finn Group on Facebook and Jon Finn on Instagram.
Concord Women’s Chorus
Radiant Light: A Celebration of the Season
Saturday, December 6, 4 pm
Trinitarian Congregational Church, 54 Walden St., Concord
Jane Ring Frank, director; Scott Nicholas, accompanist
Tickets: $30 adults, free for children under 12, available at the door and at simpletix.com/e/radiant-light-a-celebration-of-the-season-tickets-240537
Join us for a glorious program of music, featuring Dan Forrest’s luminous “Lux: The Dawn from on High,” scored for women’s chorus, piano, violin, and cello.
Other favorites include Ruth Morris Gray’s jazzy, drum-driven “What Child Is This” and “Siyahamba,” Forrest’s warm and inclusive Shalom, and Elaine Hagenberg’s heartfelt “O Come, Emmanuel.”
Concord Women’s Chorus is a 45-voice ensemble from Concord and Greater Boston. Directed by Jane Ring Frank, the ensemble performs a wide range of classical and contemporary music with emphasis on works written for women’s voices. For more information, visit concordwomenschorus.org, or follow Concord Women’s Chorus on Facebook and Instagram.
Nashville Nights
Wintersong – A Celebration of Female Songwriters
Saturday, January 24, 7 to 10 pm
The Reel Harbor Theater, 1 Mill Wharf Plaza, Scituate
Ticket link and prices TBA
Scituate harbor restaurant prix fixe dinner/show ticket package TBA
Cash bar
Music lovers rejoice; the country’s top singer songwriters arrive in Scituate this winter! “These performances are an intimate night of stories and songs from amazing women artists! They have incredible passion in their art form,” shares Scituate’s Kara Tondorf, producing singer songwriter, and acclaimed restaurateur. “This is a rare opportunity to catch world class original artists close to home.”
“Wintersong” is a unique ‘in the round’ performance featuring the music, stories, and songs in a celebration of all-women performing artists from Nashville to New England. Eight music celebrities lead the audience through the stories behind their songs, performed live by the artists that created the music. Artists share their intimately woven music collectively inspired by the narratives that inspire their creative writing. Catch the music, melodies, and magic, immersed in a phenomenon of artistry, close to home.
Nashville Nights is a full-service touring and entertainment company focused on songwriters sharing the art of storytelling through song. Nashville Nights is not just a concert but an experience that will linger in your memory long after the final notes fade away. Learn more at nashvillenights.com.
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